Brent Buchanan

going back to COVID, almost can't remember what it was like when prices were stable.

They've only ever gone up since the COVID pandemic started, especially when the stimulus efforts began.

And so I think it could create a unique scenario where voters are actually starting to see prices come down.

Now, do they come down to what they were before the Iran war?

I don't know.

But it's a direction that voters are not used to seeing on their receipts.

It would if we talked about it more.

The problem is...

It's been talked about some.

You guys have covered it a ton.

But if we're talking about what is getting across all the media outlets, this has not been there since the Minneapolis and Minnesota efforts really peaked and then have waned in attention since then.

It is a great issue.

Government waste and spending is a great topic for turnout for Republicans.

It fires people up on an issue that they already believe is happening, which is that government is wasting their money and enriching certain people at their expense.

And then there's the whole other issue of immigration.

It is what we see in our polling is the top issue for low propensity Trump voters.

And so I really hope that that's another topic that we bring to the forefront because these are great contrasts with Democrats.

Glad to be here.

Well, let's go back to President Trump's State of the Union, where he talked about wage growth.

That's a really important aspect of costs that nobody's talking about, which is that